Consequently, a virus outbreak began, likely as a consequence of reduced water salinity and osmotic shock that compromised the regional shrimp production in that period.
However, plants expressing pga2 show stunted growth and reduced biomass production, likely as a consequence of an extensive loss of pectin integrity during the whole plant life cycle.
While livestock grazing seemed to increase pine seedling density likely as a consequence of reduced grass cover, pine sapling survival however, was significantly reduced by livestock trampling.
Fox diet varied, with diet diversity peaking at intermediate land-use diversity, likely as a consequence of fox's ability to use natural foods and human-derived resources.
Though this increase was detected by micro-CT, the actual diameters were overestimated by 60 90% most likely as a consequence of a merging effect for juxtaposed vessels.
A shift of maximum flame temperature was observed toward the rich side of the mixture fraction space, most likely as a consequence of reduced heat release in the presence of product dissociation.
Our results indicate that, during the last few decades, the Amazon river basin has been reducing its capacity to enhance low flows, likely as a consequence of pronounced environmental change in its south and south-eastern sub-basins.
We conclude that a landscape reset took place in between the two events, likely as a consequence of the climatic change at the end of the last glacial maximum.
These isomers formed in different amounts most likely as a consequence of the unequal formation of the diastereomers together with stereoselectivity induced by interactions between the dinucleotide and the mepyrr ligand.
The northern and southern populations are at present genetically isolated, likely as a consequence of farming and habitat destruction in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley during the American Civil War.
On the other hand, as shown by Lck immunoblot, the appearance of Lck p59 was still altered most likely as a consequence of the impaired Erk activation.
